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AkxIco AND THE UNITED srArka
A Froposltioa for an Internat isnal Tri.
buaal to Settle All Disputes

a Froposttton Tor IN International Tris
buaal to Settle All Disputes.
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. a.. via Galveston
Tho proposition to create an International tri-
bunal to decide all questions pending or to
arise In future between Mexico and the United
States occupies the attention OF a section Of
the public press, and the Monitor Republican,
urges the discussion Of the matter. The fact
that two hundred members OF the British
Parliament have signed a memorial to
President Cleveland asking him to support the
movement for q treaty providing for the arbi-
tration OF all questions arising between Great
Britain and the United States. has been used
here as an argument In favor OF Mexico asking
permission to be allowed to Join with these two
powerful nations in the creation of an inter-
national tribunal. which would be a powerful
means OF preserving peace between her and
the two AnRlo-Saxon nations
La Pol de Merico clerical paper, comment
ing on the wrongs suffered by Mexican citi-
zens in Guatemala, commends the vigilance
aud promptness of the United States Govern
ment In demanding satisfaction for injuries in
fcted on It's citizens In foreign parts, and urges
that Mexico in this AFFAIR with Guatem ala take
q similar ground. There Is strong public
sentiment In favor OF demanding the exemplary
punishment OF the Guatemalans who have in
suited and outraged Mexican citizens.
IL Ia reported that the Mexican Government
will take a Arm stand In this matter. The
Guatemalan Minister here left his house some
weeks ago. and Ii living temporarily at hotel.
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sf,AUIIrFE WoNr Fz9HE
Ne Leaves hts Trsinine 0rouut fer Hsr'
.se Win Forfeit lie Essssr's - See.

NE Leaves hts Trsinine 0rouut fer Hene
sss win Forfeit lie sssssr's - see.
The report that Jack McAuiifte would not
flRht Jim Carney. which could not be verified
In Boston, as printed on another page Of this
paper, seems TO be true on Information OBJ
tanned in this city. McAuliffe. the champion OF
American light weights. hero OF hundred
battles with bieGer men than himself.
and O member OF family any one Of
whom would disprove charge OF cowardice
with his life, has left his trainers and
hackers IN the lurch, and run away from bis
match with tho English lightweight cham
pion. Jem Carney. Fifteen hundred dollars o
side In the match between these pugilists for
the international lightweight champion bat
tie for the title and t2.5o0 side. is already
posted with the Boston Globe. One thousand
dollars side. the Anal deposit. should go up
to.mor.ow. but McAulige's hackers will lose
SskSIis Is reported dead scared Of Oar
ney,!s terrible reputation as the slayer Of Jsm
nst snS IN h' q fnfsn pMdi 5 and
Arthur Chambers still thllks can beat Nc.
knlifre IN the American ring. :, The e5cqIsse
R Rss' a .'f Dr. q aashssx q
s t. az aanes S se ys
neck In O battle, McAuliffe was at the time
reported TO Be In perfect physical condition
and within two pounds Of the stipulated weight,
dence without his trainers knowledge, and. his
backeE following him there, found ne had gone
% rs. bstss Between ~ Carney sns %sAalIns
was TO have taken place near this city between
Oct 5 and 5, and the men were to weigh in"
at 1873 pounds twelve hours before entering the
ring. Betting was all along at odds on Carney.
but even those who saw the Englishmans
splendid exhibition with Mitchell thought the
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A MAGYAR PLAE.
Hungaraaa Amateurs At Turn Hall Present
the Latest Buds Pssth success.

Hungarian Amateurs 1t Turn Hall Present
The Latest Buds Pssth success.
The New York; Magyar Mnckedvelo Tar
sasac, Hungarian thestrical society. gave an
entertainment In Turn Hail. In Fourth street.
last night. q part Of which consisted Of play
which was on the boards in Buda Pesth for
more than q hundred nights within the past
year. The actors appeared in Hungarian and
sclavac costumes. The plot Of the play showed
how iovel in Hungary, as elsewhere. made
heroes OF some men and villains Of others. but
the villain OF this play. one kospdl . veter-
mary surgeon, was given to making dry re-
marks that set the audience q laughing quite
As often as the antics f.Hiso. . clownish young
Sclavac, The hero, Bandi the son OF Q wealthy
Hungarian, wanted to marry Hanka. the pretty
daughter Of q Sclavac. The proud Hungarian
blood Of Bdndfs mother rebelled at the pro-
posal, but OF course the noble youth and the
poor but honest Sclayac girl are eventually
wed. No artist could wish for a more en-
thusiastic and sympathetic audience than the
hundreds who packed Turn Hall last night.
MISC and Hanka danced one OF the national
dances 1t was suggestive at once OF the
sailors hornptpe and q reel. but was unlike
either. Mrs. Regina Roth appeared at the
Sclavac girl: Mr.. Rudolf Weltner as Bandi;
Mrs. Henrik Miskolczi AZ Kospal, 1and Jeno
Miskolczi as MISC. After the play there was .
dance,
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JoTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Judge Donehus has granted limited divorce to Her
man H. iietRens from CeceiA Teteena
The body OF Gen. fitzpatrick. who died In Chilli vas
not on the city OF Para his friends had expected
NAV come on the City OF Newport due here Oct -
The entire Feet OF the Irnu Steamboat Company will
be In terNico for the yacht this week The brand
EePubic all aSn follow the yachss over the and
on thursday aad Saturday the Columbia viii Aso
service
John Forsyth, JL. OF Van Cortland rode mustang
broadwAy near kingsbrdge, on Friday nighL and gal
iopod into carriage containing the family VI Mr. I'D
NAFas The mustang vas thrown and broke ils neck
escaped injury.
Nrs Dnrion. whose unsuccessful waiting for some
friend OF her aZsd husband Jean come forward and
ave her his body fran rousrs Yied vas pathetic
feature ot her Residence N Frankfort lives
now At ~ Washington street np starr Some lAdis.
che 10 IN great distress
Judge o Iorman IN the special Term OF the superior
Cour! yeairriAy denied with costs the aPplicA-
non o. rSiSs - taapAysI 70. An nlsnsnon
Anthortue1 fTotntAkinG action and Consolidated
Lsssraga and klsstIisn subway Company trOn bald
Sssasa nj ne ssesAy 20, q Ais shisA sEnsa
AsAsa ullAla ne tGisS aays required 81 Sc.
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xELL1rs AGE MAI DECIDE IT.
TIE Lees Soy she 10 Ten Years OLD and tn
Bpodckls Say Six.


The question whether little Nellie Lee, with
brilliant black eyes and jet-black and rather
kinky hair. Is the daughter Of Mrs Samuel Of
Irvington. and should be under the care Of
William Lee and his wife OF ia East 18th
street, as her guardians. or whether abe is the
daughter OF Mrs. Bainie Brodcki. vito Of
Hirsch Brodcki. Polish Jew clothing dealer
Of 10 Essex street, agitated yesterday the
friends and acquaintance Of these families.
disturbed the accustomed calmness OF JUS
tice White OF the Harlem Court. and troubled
Mr.. Gerry's agents OF the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty to Children. In whose keep
ing little Nellie will remain until tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee claim that Nellie Is 10 years
old, and that she is the daughter Of white
man and Of Mrs. Samuel. q mulatto house.
keeper for family at Hud-
son. They further declare that they adopted
Nellie eight years ago. The child strayed
away from tho direction OF the fat of the Lees
in East 10th street on Thursday. and turned
PDs nd as cms SSs Webb s
Brodckis saw Nellie there, and notified Mrs.
RrSdeA that hsrdPughtsr let three YEAR, ago:
her under the care o. III. de5rSs society until
s soey VIII Saif Rs OF
It would appear that no other, motive, but
e claiming the child. Mr. and Mrs Brodeki;
last night BY little Brodckis. Mrs BrodcEi says
that Nellie was born to her IN the little village
ago. whep, their daughter was lost three
years ago. Mr.. Brodcki said he gave descrip-
ton Of her at Police Headquarters, and that in
every respect 1t tallies with Nellie Lee. Mrs
Brodcki said the certificate OF the birth Of her
daughter, could only be had by sending to the
municipal authorities Of the village In which
she was born. and that this would take time
Mr. and Mrs. Lee have no children. Their
fat was as neat as wax. and they appeared to
Mrs. Lee was particplerly parental in her CON
desire TO have her attend to her studies. and
her efforts to keep her tidy. She set great store
Iryington and identified the child as her own;
said that n the absence q Or: Adams; now
he was called on Oct. Al, 1877, to see Mrs
samuel at 400 East Hath street, and that a
The doctor referred to his books for the occur
renee, but had forgotten whether the child was
male or female.
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u. ALTMAN d co.
The Attractive Interior OF = House that
Bids Fair to be the Boahepr des Danes
eGSew York-So Cash Bsys or RaiIways,

The Attractive Interior OF House that
bids Fair to be the Boahepr des Danes
eSHew York-So Cash Boys or Railways,
B. Altman 4 Company have enlarged their
sdince 10 sixth avenueand its
former Dimensions and beautined with truly Oriental
magnineance Shopping in this house V delight
and Joy such rs New York women know how to apprec
The nnest most agreeable, polite and wetrainsd
corps Of saesmsn and saeswosn have been judciousy
oued from the best materials In the city Ill the posts
II ss Of sa Truly
ni!sd ,,, with the new good, ., tas h.. passing
e. .e 1'''x brosS. nSiss. antique IN
all as new s SSors nad dDys% %
rare asss and ,%Ins zen and - and
same Tie novelties s:etar china glass, bronze.
metal Ss snd ,srss sSi u the ENLARGED arr de
OF the house for pnIvasd taste estsrnE % The de-
and hst door Of the building only gives the key
mote 81 ,ns S and :e en- found In he
on he top door In the aou,hwssrn section ia The
hSn;s spasiaS x elegantly appointed and tarn.hsa
porsrss running around sides 81 The apart art
luxurious taess foI its parposs Win mrrors taatea
and every necessary 20 make that de!lgn
~;
5 s sas a lss's :aa fs
Dorothy. a bells a beauty. a saint or a sinner.
aSh a I'm h 81. room S's sss
deposited choice collection OF those exquisite tea
gowns and mAtineeA short garments to be worn with
any kind Of skirt that are coming in vogue the
other side, slksn SondsrN taking the place OF the
spencer waists OF bygone day. but composed OF
ertpes soft lnstrouA crushAbe China sLs and surahs.
and trimmed with such iaces and eLnbroideries
beauties OF the days OF spencer waIta dreamed
ot-gLrments Whose luxurious beauty may be imagined
from the pIiees-<iOO and upward being asked aud will
ingy pail BY those who can afford SUCH luxury, and
sometimes q AL by some who cannot
To snumeTALe al that 10 found AltmAnA Is i'm.
possibs a. It would be aaperruous suA!ee l., az
IN n u An nADh
Hhos- happiness could be insured by the Possession
al that the markets and ~oxeshops OF EuTope. Asia
and the world pro in u kills fabFicA In cosy gar
menA EoHnA froekA and robes for all oeeAsionA wraps
and hats To with the same decorations for the
household and the Psrson AL can DO found ~ Altnsns
II ere the most fashionable exAeting tAstidUus
refined IN All material rsnnsrasnt aha; - imagined
come 20 shop or 10 see whAt he newest TsresI most
beautiful thingS In the markets tie NOmAhs world
Ihe very methods " which shopplng aons Ia This
house are study, There are no cash boys eaAn
rirt No eash raSAyk but automatic tgbSs convey Jh-
and parcels and from the eeT Sseninis
by liagie, Tfny, AlfInAns the tOahSu dcI
New NoTk - ". Bogeies Ill Bon NATvbs u Of Para
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DAx Lroxs STILL nv iUsrENsn
Reeerasr sayth Aaieurns tne Trial - 40
e.-rt or the Saturday Half Ess:say.

1eesraev s.yth Aaieurns the Trial - Ae-
eepnt or the Saturday Hair zs'sssy.
Daniel M. Lyons. with pale face and red
eyes, entered Part II. OF the General Sessions
yesterday for the sixth time and what seemed
likely to be the last day Of his trial for his life for
shooting Athlete Quinn on July last Deep
circles under his eyes indicated that he had
passed aleepless night Lawyer Blake had
spoken on Friday evening for two and half
hours. mainly In an appeal 20 the sympathies
Of tho jurors for Lyons's defencelessness
against that remorseless tiger Of the Jungle"
40 Lawyer Blake described Quinn. And. how
ever tho appeal may have Influenced the jury,
tho description Of his own sufierings at ouinn's
hands affected Lyons almost to tears.
II only remained yesterday morning for Dis
trict Attorney MARITIME 10 sum up the testi-
mony for the people and Recorder smyth to
deliver the charge to the jury. sthe first trial
which District Attorney MARITIME has conducted
alone. both In examining witnesses and In ad-
dressing the Jury Tho District Attorney ar
rived nftsen. minutes after the court was IN
session. apologized 70 Recorder Smyth for his
And then Segsn e Sddrsss the Jury
cesded mounted to his cheeks in hectic flush
and be kept his eyes glued on Mr.. MARITIME.
p Thsa Z. Fl hs
y s% yas snS sa Be-
continued during the Saturday half holiday;
ns as sss
L would % most natural n 9 tough to lake e.
ali companions. Il wouldn't have done. the
District Attorney said. for Lyons to get such g
In the parlsnce Of touRhdom. Lyons knew that
his standing as Q tough was at stake, and he
doing Quinn to death.
sstsd e. lyons g quinn
b. .ss e; ne sss
dicted. end It was all alike. 1t was mspifestly
a' ss % h Sossa sh e. IN
sysr their testimony disagreed among thom-
trial Tor mardst had tRs intent q The prisoner
TO kill his victim ever been mo:e fully shown
By the Ss fer ~ lana t ana
not b one on the follow Ins, night 3ainp was
fore the shooting, Then Lyons fed like cow
ard as he changing his ol Log
tseSs to Disguise Himself. Wss that the act 81
q HaR conscious Of innocence7
testified be escaped from New YORK. and Was
arguing that Lyonss story that he threw the
revolver overheard was untrue when Recorder
Smyth Interrupted the address. The Re-
corder said to the District Attorney that. while
the statute docs not prohibit the trial Of a case
on q Saturday half holiday. yet the trial Is OF
90 great importance that he deemed 1t unwise
to risk invalidiating the proceedings by con-
tinuing. ard added that the District Attorney
Then the Recorder Explained to the jury that
he did not feel justified In continuing the trial
whore the verdict might In the end prove to be
invalid. The jury was permitted to 60 ct large
with the Injunction not to converse with any
one about the TRIAL or to read the newspapers.
Tho trial will be resumed tomorrow.
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Obituary.

William Trea,han. prominent hotel keeper
At SAntcofs, Pa dropped dead Friday night while
eonVsrsins with guest Of the house. DruFsy Of the
heart u supposed to have been the OF his death
Thomas whippis. esntSnAIrln hAS Just died the
farm which be cultivated for over nfty ysArA near
PArksViis, sullivan county. lie vas born In New Lon
don, Conn % Jqly ~ lIsI ssiIa . gAndsoa on the
fams When be vas Toy Of Year, his family mny cd
from ssu London into The then sullivan county wilder
hauling all Of their household Eoods In
And oessPyins sshtssp dAys IN the Journey Of - miss
youth up be was total abstinence and baptist
lie could never be induced for his picture ride
. TaiiruAd His wife diei many Year, lie
he father ~ eleven shisIsa of whom seven and
three daughter Survive him. Extreme MD brought
hE no marked innrmites except slishI deafness
When the snd came he retired ~ hsh IN apparen good
health and found dead IN his bed IN the niOrnnE
Richard Patrick Preaident OF the American Tool Com.
pAny and OF the oldest and esst known merYhAna
aeollsy a his homA Il Ess FfiFtoait StTssL He
IaS ~ years ola
en- : - sss:s Z s:s::,
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NEWS CLOTHES UNDER HER sx1Rrx
Tie Peculiar ssrt Of sts6 Mr., Marie Aehl-
haeh.Duay Tried to snusris.

Tie Peculiar ssrt Of STAG Mr.. Marie Aehl.
baeh-DaGy Tried 70 snaEsis.
A matronly appearing woman. with silver
gray hair and stout figure. clad In q tailor-msde
suit Of the fashionable cloth resembling ingram
carpet. walked with evident difficulty yester-
day afternoon down the cabin passenger gang
plank OF the steamship Wieland to the covered
wharf Of the Hamburg American packet line in
Hoboken. HiGh-heeled boots. which looked
almost tiny In contrast to tho matrons bulky
contour peeped at regular intervals from be-
meath tho huge and stiff skirt Of her dress, and
the latest creation In bonnets rested confding-
ly Just over Q brow that rose above good-na-
sSss saS oeFsa s
$ss ylsls g shs bfishs sposs il InslsHd and OF
AZ Isl shs stood firmly on the wharf. and md
s 81 Se sSs
Z sSs silsst shs. she vas M, Ms9,s TeSlsseha.
ss found
to have tod the truth IS to them
her. Brown and UDonohus frankly admit
grain. CARPET dresses ars the eminsnt thing Ia
Mrs. Dunys dress skirt was TOO ridiGulousiy
women inspectors 10 Mrs. pnay.. ~
to Mrs.: Duffy when shs began to CRY and trem-
dress skirt. She had only been Invited to step
into the neatly furnished room on the wharf
clothing worn BY female smugglers. She tear
fully accompanied the female officer but be-
SO many elastic Conscience had closed upon
her Mrs. Dufy confessed that she had du:
To- pay the duties on them. Of course
oass ,s ssd
che looked quite like sylph. From the inside
full suits Of mems clothes. They are OF Eng
lish make. The trousers were sewed around
waistcoats were stitched TO cambria neal, the
waist, and the coats We're strongly basted to
white poplin ON the body Of the dress.
The plundeE was taken to the seizure room
In the Barge ONCE The customs officers say
try to smuggle Krupp gun into port
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A VII. sAo. BY . Brutal Husband.

Frances Ferris. the mother OF four children,
appealed to her husband George in front OF their resi-
denes Sis stanton street about IN O'Clock last night
for money TO buy bread for the family He had been
urasins ana drove the woman back 70 !heir apart
Of No. Waiting 20 see hos. badly she
tured, Ferr!s ccoly walked to o neshborng saloon.
where he was captured by the police The wound Is
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D.nI.l Drew. WIN Coute.ted.

TROY Sept. AIN the Surrogate's Court to-
day the will Of the late Daniel Drew OF Greenbush
offered for probate Tho textator left all his property
his widow. Four heirs at Law OF the deceased man
claim that Nj. Drew made later will than the
offered for probate II testified that Mr. Drew
twice married his nr.t wife being alive when he mar.
Previous his death M Drew decided all his property
hiI second wife The adjourned until Oct 81.
II subsequent will the offered for probate be
produced Ii will be contested BY the second wife and
will Do found the heirs law will contest the
one offered for probate.
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whipping ro.t ana P,,,ory In Delaware.

WILMINGTON. Sept. 24.-Eleven criminals
were to-day publicly whipped In the Newcastle jail in
compliance with the OF the Superior Court
upon their conviction for larceny and theft John Black
stone. George Douglass Robert smsllsood. and Bayard
Douglass coiored were whipped with ten ashes each
Harry Harper white ten lashes and two othsrs with
twenty lashes stood hour in the pilory. Charles
Blake. the notorious burgiar, severely punished
with twenty lAshes and an hour In the piliory.
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Labor aad Warea.

The Mckay stitchers In HaverhIIl, Mass.
yesterday voted to give up the strike They will 90
WORK on Monday.
Alfred Elder the oVsrsssT At Weed 4 BscEsF's axe
sGEsG Coh0es resigned yesterday morning Nj Rider
10 we uAn under whom the refused 10 work
on Monday last lie said be would not D. the II
sssplnE ITO men Idle. Tbs prOhabiIie are tlAI ne
he!h VII return TO work on Monday.
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Jevsey City Anarchists.

About 200 men and women met In Kessler
Hall in Central avenue Jersey City Heights las, even
ing to protest against the nfamy of our cen.
tury the contemplated judicial murder OF the Chicago
Anarehhts Capt. Newton = half dozen polio men
.sns, sI ~. sT Prs:enes var mot nssdsd August
and red bunting Walter yrooman Of Ikts city addTsssed
the meeting In English, and Rudolph PraAst In German
RESOLUTIONS eoudem ing the verdict and dsmanding \
new trial were adopted
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Deputy MeClensad's Trsssls VITA Bsstis
OWnera

Deputy Collector McClelland Of the Custom
House nowadays Is besieged BY tho owners Of bustes
whose have been taken from female smpsssr.
ferreted by Surveyor Beate's stan Of women In
spectors Along with the hustle owners who wanted
their goods returned Mr. McCsllapd gave hearing
Mr.. and MIRA A. J. Rogers Of Philadelphia and ArA
sPeetcr Mr. Jennie Ferris had .s.sd hapdscm. pse:
mentioned in her declaration. Ars BAckus explained
how the velvet in her trunk by saying has
Just before the party left London the Even
Der and As her trunk Va, p.cksd shs packed Z n ".
OF smuRgnR the velvet and n Will probably b restored
to her on payment OF the dutiaA
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BasiAssa TrsabIss.

Charles J. Jacobs and Adam DRILL Charles
Jacobs Cox manufacturer Of silvsrplatsd ware a,
~ John street made IN assignment; yesterday to jacob
kesaer, ewing preferences for ,seT
Bridget uDAy manufacturer OF horasshos iron NJ Sal
Washington street and At boonIon Il. y made an a.
pEnmeni yesierdAy Homer D. ChAes she a The We
OF Nj oDay, who manages the basinssA